Paris to Santiago de Compostela by train
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Overview: trains from Paris to Santiago de Compostela
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Paris to Santiago de Compostela by train
Gearing up for an adventure by rail from Paris to Santiago de Compostela? Read on for essential information about this journey, which spans 1,073 kilometres.
Train cost between Paris and Santiago de Compostela
Average fares along this route:
The cheapest ticket price: AU$284.70
Ticket price when booked 30 days in advance: AU$613
Ticket price when booked 7 days in advance: AU$668
Finding cheap train tickets
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Train times for travel from Paris to Santiago de Compostela
During the week, the earliest departure time is at 06:38 and the last departure is 22:52. On weekends, the first train departs at 06:38 and the last train leaves at 22:14. On average, a total of 33 trains make this journey each day.
Train travel time and distance from Paris to Santiago de Compostela
Trains can complete this route in as little as 14 hours and 37 minutes. The total distance travelled is 1,073 kilometres.
How far in advance can you reserve train tickets between Paris and Santiago de Compostela?
You can secure tickets for travel between Paris and Santiago de Compostela up to 6 months in advance. The earlier you book, the better the fares.
Maximising your travels to Santiago de Compostela
For a smooth travel experience, explore our help articles. Start planning your holiday and explore travel ideas in our city guide: Santiago de Compostela.
FAQs about the train journey from Paris to Santiago de Compostela
Want to know more about your journey from Paris to Santiago de Compostela? We've compiled some of the most frequently asked questions by our customers to help you plan your journey.
The distance between Paris and Santiago de Compostela is 1,073 kilometres.
The cheapest ticket for this journey starts at AU$284.70. Tickets booked 30 days in advance typically cost around AU$613. If booked 7 days in advance, the price is typically AU$668.
Tickets for travel along this route go on sale 6 months in advance.
The quickest journey is 14 hours and 37 minutes.
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